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    Economics

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Economics news from Civil Service World
    Jeremy Hunt: I had to earn civil servants’ trust after Tom Scholar sacking
    17 Jul Economics

    Jeremy Hunt: I had to earn civil servants’ trust after Tom Scholar sacking

    Jeremy Hunt also speaks about the advice he gave to Wes Streeting and why he's not a fan of "mission-driven" government
    by Tevye Markson
    Ex-John Lewis chair among three new Treasury NEDs
    13 Aug Economics
    Ex-John Lewis chair among three new Treasury NEDs
    Spending Review 2025 recap: Here's everything you need to know
    04 Aug Economics
    Spending Review 2025 recap: Here's everything you need to know
    In conversation with… former Treasury perm sec Lord Terry Burns
    30 Jul Economics
    In conversation with… former Treasury perm sec Lord Terry Burns
    Whitehall statisticians deserve beefed-up policy role, watchdog says
    26 May 2017 Economics
    Whitehall statisticians deserve beefed-up policy role, watchdog says

    New UK Statistics Authority chair pledges to push for raised status and seniority for profession


    Department of Health backed in purdah row
    25 May 2017 Economics
    Department of Health backed in purdah row

    UK Statistics Authority says NHS Improvement does not have to publish quarterly performance figures before general election


    Lib Dems plan inflation link for civil service pay
    17 May 2017 Economics
    Lib Dems plan inflation link for civil service pay

    Party also pledges to increase income tax to pay for NHS cash boost


    Anger over plans for HM Revenue & Customs’ Liverpool hub
    15 May 2017 Economics
    Anger over plans for HM Revenue & Customs’ Liverpool hub

    Conservationists voice fears over proposals to remodel listed city office block


    Election 2017: Labour wage plan 'spells five-fold increase in public servants on minimum rate'
    11 May 2017 Economics
    Election 2017: Labour wage plan 'spells five-fold increase in public servants on minimum rate'

    IFS analysis finds both Labour and Conservative plans would lead to increase in proportion of public sector workers paid national minimum wage


    Election 2017: The OBR ‘should not include unfunded pledges in official forecasts’
    09 May 2017 Economics
    Election 2017: The OBR ‘should not include unfunded pledges in official forecasts’

    The Institute for Government says budget projections must not provide “cover for misleading intentions”


    Empower regional mayors ‘to free civil service for Brexit’
    08 May 2017 Economics
    Empower regional mayors ‘to free civil service for Brexit’

    New combined authority chiefs could improve services and boost local economies if offered new menu of powers, says think tank


    Councils demand more devolution deals
    05 May 2017 Economics
    Councils demand more devolution deals

    Local Government Association asks all parties to commit to further devo rollout in their election manifestos


    Treasury slammed as head of finance profession post is moved
    03 May 2017 Economics
    Treasury slammed as head of finance profession post is moved

    Shift in responsibility during staff reshuffle creates questions over civil service reform, says IfG


    HMRC told to rethink ‘expensive’ regional hubs plan
    28 Apr 2017 Economics
    HMRC told to rethink ‘expensive’ regional hubs plan

    MPs question need for tax collection agency’s shift to city centre bases amid digital services drive


    Public Health England told to make better use of value-for-money data
    21 Apr 2017 Economics
    Public Health England told to make better use of value-for-money data

    Review suggests priorities and spending decisions should be “more explicitly informed” by the return they provide on investment


    MPs seek end to ‘after the fact’ spending scrutiny
    20 Apr 2017 Economics
    MPs seek end to ‘after the fact’ spending scrutiny

    Commons Procedure Committee demands beefed-up model for examining government's Main Supply Estimates


    DWP office closures plan highlights key role for Whitehall lawyers, says chief
    13 Apr 2017 Economics
    DWP office closures plan highlights key role for Whitehall lawyers, says chief

    Government Legal Department director targets multi-million pound efficiencies


    HMRC ‘woefully ill equipped’ for Concentrix deal, MPs say
    06 Apr 2017 Economics
    HMRC ‘woefully ill equipped’ for Concentrix deal, MPs say

    Public Accounts Committee report on outsourced tax credits debacle says agency lacked the commercial capacity for the payment-by-results deal


    Drive to improve Whitehall commercial skills has not reached agencies, say MPs
    05 Apr 2017 Economics
    Drive to improve Whitehall commercial skills has not reached agencies, say MPs

    Public Accounts Committee calls for forensic audit of spending at UK Trade & Investment after concluding contractor took advantage of arm’s-length body


    ONS opens new hub for UK data science
    27 Mar 2017 Economics
    ONS opens new hub for UK data science

    Newport campus part of £17m investment in new technology and data sources


    Departments unwilling to accept Cabinet Office authority to centralise purchasing, suggest MPs
    24 Mar 2017 Economics
    Departments unwilling to accept Cabinet Office authority to centralise purchasing, suggest MPs

    Centralised purchasing body still needs to develop full business case, according to committee


    National Audit Office sounds alarm over civil service workload
    24 Mar 2017 Economics
    National Audit Office sounds alarm over civil service workload

    Watchdog warns demands of service pressures, major projects and Brexit are outpacing Whitehall’s capacity to deliver at a time of staffing restrictions and spending restraint


    BEIS seeks transformation director to create ‘long-term plan’
    23 Mar 2017 Economics
    BEIS seeks transformation director to create ‘long-term plan’

    New department says £125k role will focus on developing its “underpinning foundations”, building values and forming its culture


    New NAO scheme to share efficiency lessons across departments
    17 Mar 2017 Economics
    New NAO scheme to share efficiency lessons across departments

    Auditor general says he has support for plan from Whitehall permanent secretaries


    MPs seek pause on Houses of Parliament restoration ahead of new probe
    17 Mar 2017 Economics
    MPs seek pause on Houses of Parliament restoration ahead of new probe

    Treasury Select Committee says it would be “imprudent” for decisions on the multi-billion pound overhaul to be taken before inquiry is complete


    UK Export Finance appoints new legal division head
    16 Mar 2017 Economics
    UK Export Finance appoints new legal division head

    Davinder Mann promoted to lead operations at business-aiding agency


    National Insurance debacle highlights need for reform, says IfG
    16 Mar 2017 Economics
    National Insurance debacle highlights need for reform, says IfG

    Think tank argues chancellor’s bungled budget fundraiser makes case for better policymaking


    Report warns MoD’s aircraft carrier programme is ‘entering critical phase’
    16 Mar 2017 Economics
    Report warns MoD’s aircraft carrier programme is ‘entering critical phase’

    National Audit Office says department’s attempts to address delays have compressed its Carrier Strike delivery schedule and “added risk with limited contingency”


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